Background Pressure injuries are a fundamental safety concern in older people living in
nursing homes. Recent studies report a disparate body of evidence on pressure injury …

Abstract Objectives To introduce the Registry of Senior Australians (ROSA) Outcome
Monitoring System, which can monitor the quality and safety of care provided to individuals …

Introduction There is a clear need for improved care quality and quality monitoring in aged
care. Aged care providers collect an abundance of data, yet rarely are these data integrated …

Electronic information systems are becoming increasingly common in residential aged care
in Australia. These systems contain valuable data generated during day‐to‐day care …

Aims To identify the current research on assessment, management and prevention of
chronic wounds in Australia and within the global context. Methods Electronic databases …

This study aimed to estimate the incidence of hospital‐acquired pressure injury (PI) and its
risk factors in inpatient and intensive care units of five hospitals (two public and three …

Abstract Aims and Objectives This study aims to analyse the trends in the incidence,
prevalence and medical costs of pressure injuries (PIs) among genders in Taiwan …

Objectives Although largely preventable, pressure injury is a major concern in individuals in
permanent residential aged care (PRAC). Our study aimed to identify predictors and develop …

Abstract Background In Australia, 243 000 individuals live in approximately 2700 residential
aged care facilities yearly. In 2019, a National Aged Care Mandatory Quality Indicator …

Significance: Pressure injuries are prevalent, yet preventable global health care problem
estimated to affect 14% of hospital patients and up to 46% of aged care residents. One …